120+ Disney Riddles for Kids With Answers

Have your kids become lazy? Are you looking for fun and creative games that you can play with your kids, making them think and use their brains simultaneously?

The best game I can think of is a game of riddles!

Riddles make your kids concentrate on what you are saying, remember it and then search for answers in their heads while thinking about different scenarios. And did I tell you how kids love this mind-boggling game?

Now, tell me, do your kids like Disney?

If you answer ā€œyes,ā€ you can go for Disney riddles.

I LOVE everything, Disney. I grew up reading fantasy stories. Later, when I saw those characters coming alive on screen, I couldnā€™t help but fall in love with the characters all over again.

My favorite is the tale of Snow White. But, of course, I love other princesses too. And there are so many. Did I tell you how I wished my own Prince Charming would come to me riding a white horse?

But nothing of that sort happened!

Of course, I canā€™t deny that Iā€™m married to the worldā€™s best husband, with whom spending my life is no less than a fairy tale.

If your kids are huge Disney fans, they will love solving Disney riddles. And for them, I have come up with a list of some of the most enchanting riddles on Disney.

Keep reading.

The Best Disney Riddles for Kids

Do your kids wish the magical life of Disney stories to come alive so they can live it?

If they are true Disney fans, they certainly do! Even I still do.

Those stories are so fascinating and enchanting. I have read them so many times that I have lost count. But I can still reread them if I get a chance.

And until a certain age, I believed those stories to be true.

The riddles I have listed are some of the best you can get. They are fun to solve. And they will keep your kidsā€™ minds busy searching for the correct answers.

And if your kids have already read the stories, they will be able to answer the riddles in no time!

So, without further ado, letā€™s begin with the Disney riddles.

Easy Disney Riddles for Kids

Easy Disney Riddles for Kids

Not all riddles are easy to solve. While some are easier to solve than others, others take time.

As these riddles are for kids, I will start with the easy ones. This will give your kiddos some time to warm their brains up.

In this section, I have listed the most common riddles based on the most popular Disney stories so your kids can quickly solve them and become interested in this awesome game!

Q: The dwarfs and Snow White sit down to a bite.

How fast can you guess what she serves them next?

A: Seven seconds

Q: Although I was barely a princess;

I had the life of a princess.

I am__

A: Giselle

Q: Why did Cinderella fail PE class?

A: She kept running from the ball

Q: Why did Jasmine go to the fruit stand in the Marketplace

A: She was looking for a date

Q: This is a creature whose ferocious breath can be lethal.

In movies about how to train them, they are seen in a variety of situations.

Toothless was the name of the primary one.

What is the name of this creature?

A: Toothless the Dragon

Q: Why did Tigger look in the toilet?

A: He was looking for pooh.

Q: Why couldnā€™t Cinderella win the bike race?

A: She had a pumpkin for a coach.

Q: We are the group of girls Dot belongs to in the film A Bugā€™s Life.

Who are we?

A: The blueberries.

Q: Snow White asks the dwarfs a question.

Two of them are lying, and three can only tell the truth.

Bashful: ā€œDopey lies if Sleepy is honest.ā€

Dopey: ā€œIf Happy doesnā€™t lie, then Bashful or Sleepy do.ā€

Happy: ā€œSneezy lies, as does Bashful or Dopey.ā€

Sleepy: ā€œIf Dopey is honest, then Bashful or Happy do as well.ā€

Sneezy: ā€œwith Bashful, Happy, and Sleepy, there is at least one liar.ā€

The compulsive liars are?

A: The compulsive liars are Sneezy and Dopey.

Q: Why couldnā€™t the Queen of Hearts find her hat?

A: It was off with her head.

Q: Why did the Mad Hatter fall in love with his foe?

A: Because she was the Queen of his heart.

Q: Why was Alice late for tea?

A: Because she fell down the rabbit hole.

Q: Why shouldnā€™t you give Elsa a balloon?

A: Because she will let it go.

Q: What Disney character can count the highest?

A: Buzz Lightyear, to infinity and beyond.

Q: Why did Mickey Mouse get hit with a snowball?

A: Because Donald ducked.

Q: What was the name of Beauty and the beastā€™s crooner?

A: Lumiere

Q: I was cursed as a baby,

Three good fairies took me to the forest,

I returned to the castle where the curse came true,

A handsome prince saved me.

Who could I be?

A: Sleeping Beauty

Q: Which Disney movie features Mother Gothel?

A: Rapunzel

Q: What is Captain Hookā€™s pirate ship called?

A: The Jolly Roger

Q: Why are there no planes where Peter Pan lives?

A: Because there is a sign that says ā€œNever Neverland.ā€

Q: How does the ocean say hello to Ariel?

A: It waves.

Q: Where did Captain Hook buy his hook?

A: The second-hand store.

Q: What happens when Olaf throws a temper tantrum?

A: He has a meltdown.

Q: How many dalmatian puppies are in pongo and perditaā€™s litter?

A: 15

Q: Why did the Hatter and March Hare get into a fight?

A: Because everyone is mad in Wonderland!

Q: When does Mickey Mouse put up his new calendar?

A: On New Ears Day!

Q: Why did Snow White wait outside the Main Street Photo Supply Co. in Disneyland?

A: She had been told that someday her Prints would come.

Q: Simbaā€™s girlfriend in Lion King was named

A: Nala

Q: Aladdin’s enemy had a name. What was it?

A: Jafar

Q: What do you call a princess that doesnā€™t want to be disturbed?

A: Slapping Beauty

Q: Why does Snow White always treat each of the Seven Dwarfs equally?

A: Because sheā€™s the fairest of them all.

Q: Where does Ariel go when one of her friends is missing?

A: The Lost-and-Flounder Department.

Q: What kind of blush does Mulan wear?

A: Mulan Rouge

Q: Where can you find a little mermaid?

A: Under the sea!

Q: What do you call a Disney movie about a chef?

A: James and the Giant Quiche.

Q: What do you get if you cross a zebra with an ape man?

A: Tarzan with stripes.

Q: Why couldnā€™t Cinderella win the bicycle race?

A: She has a pumpkin for a coach!

Q: What does Cinderella wear at the beach?

A: Glass flippers.

Q: I used to be the favorite

But then someone else came in.

Buzz Lightyear.

Now he is my best friend.

I am __

A: Woody

Q: I am the queen of a majestic place;

Find my lost love through a special chase.

I Am __

A: Nala

Q: I am engaged with charm in my search for a switch;

Restored my fate of pride with the touch of a stitch.

I Am__

A: Merida (Brave)

Q: What influenced Mickey Mouse to travel to space?

A: Search for Pluto

What Am I Disney Riddles for Kids

What Am I Disney Riddles for Kids

What am I? riddles are fun to answer. As they are generally long forms of riddles, they give a lot of clues about what the answer could be. This makes it easier for your kids to guess the answers correctly.

This section is all about what am I? riddles based on your kidsā€™ favorite Disney characters, movies, and stories.

So, what are you waiting for?

Let the fun begin!

Q: I live in the jungle

My father was killed

I am to be king of

the jungle one day

I sing I canā€™t wait to be king

Who am I?

A: Simba

Q: Despite me being barely a princess;

I had a life that was the most princess.

Who am I?

A: Giselle

Q: My lips are red, and my skin as white as a dove

I wish for my prince to love

Who am I?

A: Snow White

Q: I am a princess whoā€™s not a princess;

Fight with destiny with a lucky insect.

Who am I?

A: Fa Mulan

Q: I fly around,

I always get jealous,

I have a bad temper,

I always wear green,

I have blond hair.

Who am I?

A: Tinkerbell

Q: I live on the street

I steal food

I was put in jail only to get out

I met a beautiful girl,

I sing One Jump Ahead

Who am I?

A: Aladdin

Q: I love music

I live under the sea

I work for King Triton

I have to watch Ariel

Who am I?

A: Sebastian

Q: I am gifted with power but also a curse;

Only true love can make a reverse.

Who am I?

A: Elsa (Frozen)

Q: I am a Disney Princess

I have brown hair

I love to read

I sing Something There

Who Am I?

A: Bell

Q: I am Goofyā€™s son in the movie A Goofy Movie.

Who Am I?

A: Max

Q: I am a noble, fierce, and free-spirited soul;

The wind and the wild can make me whole.

Who Am I?

A: Pocahontas

Q: I am Bambiā€™s love interest?

Who Am I?

A: Faline

Q: I live in the jungle,

I was found in a tree,

I grew up in the jungle,

I wear a brown tarp,

I save a girl from Baboons,

I slide on tree branches.

Who am I?

A: Tarzan

Q: I fly around,

I order around a group of boys,

I never want to grow up,

I foil the plans of a pirate.

Who am I?

A: Peter Pan

Q: I lived in the north of the geographical;

Sib of the one who was gifted with magic.

Who am I?

A: Anna (Frozen)

Q: I lived in London

I wear a yellow dress

I went to Africa to study gorillas

I met a boy who talked to the animals

Who am I?

A: Jane

Q: I want to marry the prince someday

I have a step sister

I love purple, and my sister Drezilla loves green

My mother is Lady Tremaine

Who am I?

A: Anastasia

Q: I am a dog,

I think everything that happens on a TV show is real,

I ran away thinking my girl was taken by the green-eyed man,

I met a crazy cat and an obsessed hamster,

We all make our way back to the studio.

Who am I?

A: Bolt

Q: I am kind and gentle with a heart of goodness;

Always has faith in my dream of happiness.

Who am I?

A: Cinderella

Q: I donā€™t like to wash my hands or sing and dance.

I play the organ in a very different way.

I have to share a cottage with six other people.

And I donā€™t always have a very nice attitude.

So you better stay out of my way!

Who am I?

A: Grumpy

Q: I was cursed as a baby,

Three good fairies took me to the forest,

I returned to the castle where the curse came true,

A handsome prince saved me.

Who am I?

A: Sleeping Beauty/Aurora

Q: My mother died when I was little.

I love to sing,

I love human

My best friend is a fish

Who am I?

A: Ariel

Q: I am in love with a maiden.

I can disguise myself very well.

I give to the poor and take from the rich.

I am a good shot with an arrow.

Who am I?

A: Robin Hood

Q: I am a princess not very well known;

Live in a land where children never grow.

Who am I?

A: Tiger Lily

Q: I am a princess whoā€™s trapped and lost in a castle;

Bargain with the witch and fight for a special vessel.

Who am I?

A: Eilonwy

Q: I live in China,

I help a human who wants to help her dad,

I give her bad advice walking into camp,

I love doing stuff for my selfish purposes.

Who am I?

A: Mushu

Q: I am a princess,

I am taken to America,

I meet another girl who treats me differently,

We become friends,

And she teaches me to be ā€˜normal.ā€™

Who am I?

A: Rosie

Q: I am stuck in the castle and trapped in time;

Found and rescued by the man of crime.

Who am I?

A: Jasmine (Aladdin)

Q: I was brought up by two carefree guides;

My love can link the two rivalā€™s pride.

Who am I?

A: Kiara

A: Oliver

Q: A love Cinderellie

I hate cats, especially Lucifer

My shirt is red which Cinderellie made for me.

I always want to help Cinderllie for helping me.

Who am I?

A: Jaq

Q: I am a princess who has been named well;

Sib of the one whose voice is like a bell.

Who am I?

A: Arielā€™s Sisters: Aquata, Andrina, Arista, Atina, Adella & Allana (The Little Mermaid)

Q: I look a little scruffy,

And I know all the rules of the street.

I found a nice Lady

who eats pasta as a treat.

Who am I?

A: Tramp

Q: I am a tiny flaw but also a sweetheart;

Getting around with my own special cart.

Who am I?

A: Vanellope Von Schweetz (Wreck-It Ralph)

Q: I am the smartest of them all;

Living a life that had a deep, deep fall.

Who am I?

A: Kidagakash (Atlantis: The Lost Empire)

Q: This word begins with the letter A.

Itā€™s the poisoned fruit the witch gave Snow White.

What is it?

A: Apple

Q: My appetite consists of four dozen eggs a day.

And I wish to marry the odd girl in town.

All the girls swoon when I pass them by.

And I want to kill a beast that means no harm.

Who am I?

A: Gaston

Q: I am a princess who stands for her own;

Speak the secret through a piece of stone.

Who am I?

A: Dot (A Bugā€™s Life)

Q: Iā€™m usually black and white, but Iā€™m not a newspaper

I have wings, but Iā€™m not an airplane

I lay eggs, but Iā€™m not a chicken

I eat fish, but Iā€™m not a whale

I appeared in the movie Madagascar, but Iā€™m not a zebra

Who am I?

A: Penguin (Madagascar)

Q: I come from a place where different from the rest;

Yet by the perfect fit, Iā€™d proved I was the best.

Who am I?

A: Nancy Tremaine (Enchanted)

Q: I am a princess, forced to be a bride;

Find my true love in someone aside.

Who am I?

A: Mei, Ting-Ting & Su (Mulan II)

Q: I am the one who looked for a swift;

Being a perfect bride is my perfect gift.

Who am I?

A: Tiana

Q: I am the daughter of royal and bright;

I dream of a world full of light.

Who am I?

A: Rapunzel (Tangled)

Q: I am the leader of my people;

And I am coronated with the crown of petals.

Who am I?

A: Atta (A Bugā€™s Life)

Q: I have a stepmother,

I love to sing,

I have seven little friends

Who am I?

A: Snow White

Q: I am a princess who stands for her own;

Speak the secret through a piece of stone.

Who am I?

A: Dot

Q: I am your personal healthcare companion.

I like to help people and will always be there for you if you are in danger.

Who am I?

A: Baymax from Big Hero 6

Q: My nose grows longer and longer if I tell a lie.

Who am I?

A: Pinocchio

Q: I love to eat, and bugs are one of my favorite foods.

My best friends are a small yellow meerkat and a loyal King lion!

Who am I?

A: Pumba from the Lion King

Q: I really donā€™t like tick-tocking noises, especially clocks.

I also sail the seven seas.

Who am I?

A: Captain Hook

Q: I love music

I live under the sea

I work for King Triton

I have to watch Ariel

Who am I?

A: Sebastian

Q: I am gifted with power but also a curse;

Only my true love can make a reverse.

Who am I?

A: Elsa from Frozen

Q: I am a princess who refuses to get married. I run and claim to be insane. I then meet a boy or a monkey.

A boy pretending to be a prince approaches me and offers to take me on an amazing carpet ride.

Who am I?

A: Jasmine

Q: I was born with a curse, and I was taken to the forest by three good faeries, then I came back to the palace where the curse was fulfilled. A charming prince saved me.

Who am I?

A: Princess Aurora (Sleeping Beauty)

Q: I am a sporty dog, I used to work as a clown, and I played basketball and football in my first movie. What is my name?

A: Air Bud

Q: I am a princess. But until I was 15, I didn’t realize I needed to be trained to be a princess. I use a book as my inspiration and keep a journal.

A: Princess Mia

Q: I enjoy singing and climbing. I always seek advice from a tree. I need to save the person I love most in the world. And when my raccoon friend wanders off, I have no idea where he goes.

A: Pocahontas

Q: I’m a judge, a cranky car, very old, and proud of my community.

A: Dr. Hudson (Hudson Hornet)

Q: I eat four dozen eggs every day for my appetite. And I want to get married to a strange local girl. Every girl swoons when I walk by. And I wish to kill a monster that means no harm.

Who am I?

A: Gaston

Difficult Disney Riddles for Kids

Difficult Disney Riddles for Kids

Now, letā€™s make the game a bit more difficult for your kids. As the previous sections have easy riddles, they didnā€™t require your kids to think much.

But in this section, I have included riddles on some less popular Disney characters and movies.

Of course, all things related to Disney are hugely famous, but the following will make your kids think for a bit more time and keep them occupied for a long time.

This is perfect for those occasions when you want them to stay engaged in something fruitful for longer.

So, letā€™s begin!

Q: I am a curious cat

I meet a dog in the city

I sort of become one of ā€œThem,ā€ the dogā€™s friends

I love my owner, a little girl

I Am__

A:  Oliver

Q: The dwarfs and Snow White sit down to bite. How fast can you guess what she serves them next?

A: Seven seconds.

Q: What was the name of the old lady who knew about the magic in Rapunzelā€™s golden hair?

A: Mother Gothel

Q: What is the name of the song that Cinderella and Prince Charming dance to at the ball?

A: ā€œSo this is love.ā€

Q: What do the seven dwarves sing if they see a rainbow on their way to the mine?

A: High Hue, High Hue!

Q: Why would you not want to be one of Snow Whiteā€™s dwarfs?

A: 6 out of 7 of them arenā€™t Happy

Q: What happened the first time Mickey and Minnie saw each other?

A: It was glove at first sight.

Q: Why did the cookie go to see Doc McStuffins?

A: Because it was feeling crummy.

Q: How do you ask Scar to stop being so mean?

A: Be a bit more Simbathetic!

Q: Whatā€™s a beeā€™s favorite Disney movie?

A: Beauty And The Bees.

Q: Too many chores I must do until the prince Ā­finds my shoe.

I am __

A: Cinderella

Q: Working long hours as a waitress in the Louisiana fog, this

princess gets a shock when sheā€™s turned into a frog.

I am __

A: Tiana

Q: Cursed as a baby and hidden away as a teen, I prick my

Ā­finger and asleep I will stay.

I am__

A: Sleeping Beauty

Q: I have seven little helpers, oneā€™s Grumpy, oneā€™s Dopey, ones

Sleepy, and ..ah, you know the others!

I am __

A: Snow White

Q: What does Frostyā€™s wife put on her face at night?

A: Cold cream.

Q: Why is Gaston the most peaceful Disney villain?

A: Because he won the No-Belle Prize.

Q: What did the town sing when the Beast and Belle broke up?

A: Single Belle, Single Belle, single all the way

Q: Why does Alice ask so many questions?

A: Because sheā€™s in Wonderland.

Q: Why is Peter Pan flying all the time?

A: He Neverlands.

Q: What did Mickey Mouse say when he crashed his car?

A: Disney matter

Q: What did Nala say to Simba during the stampede?

A: ā€œMove fastaā€ (Mufasa)

Q: What does an Olaf eat for breakfast?

A: Snowflakes

Q: Why was Woody fed up with Hamm?

A: Because Hamm was being a bore.

Q: What does Buzz Lightyear like to read?

A: Comet books.

Q: Why is Quasimodo great at solving crimes?

A: He always has a hunch.

Also Read:- Top 91 Best Riddler Riddles with Answers

How to Create Your Own Riddle?

How to Create Your Own Riddle

Do the riddles available online bore you? Are you looking for something new, something fresh?

How about creating your own version of riddles for your kids?

I promise this process is going to be fun. And your kids will love to have a variation when they get to solve something that you curated just for them!

The following are steps to make you a pro at creating riddles for your little ones. And the best part?

You can create riddles about anything and everything ā€“ all on your own!

1. Read Riddles ā€“ a Lot

Before you do something, research and knowledge about it are one of the most important steps. Isnā€™t it?

The same goes for riddles too. You need to read riddles ā€“ different kinds and different levels of difficulty. This will give you an idea of how things work here.

You will get tons of books on riddles. And did you know that there is an entire chapter dedicated to riddles in The Hobbit?

2. Zero in on the Subject of the Riddle

This is the time to decide what you want as your subject of the riddle.

Now don’t stress much, as you can create a riddle about anything you can think of. But of course, if it is about some physical objects, it becomes easier for you to create oneā€”the more familiar the physical object, the more accessible.

Also, you can choose natural phenomena as your subjectā€”for example, snow and storm.

It is better to avoid complicated subjects, as that will make it difficult for you to form the riddle. And even if you succeed in doing so, your kids will find it hard to solve it. This, in turn, will make them disinterested in solving riddles.

And you donā€™t want that. Right?

3. Decide the Length of the Riddle

Riddles come in all lengths. Yes.

And so, when you decide the length of the riddle, you need to be very specific. Also, you need to remember whom you are creating the riddle for.

If your audience is only kids, you need to ensure that the length of the riddles doesnā€™t scare them. Keep it short so that your kids can follow it. Otherwise, they will find no interest in solving it.

If you are creating riddles for adults, you can make them lengthy. But then also, you have to make sure that it is not too long so that you don’t make your audience disinterested.

4. Start With the Answer

Now, this is the main trick for creating a riddle. You need to work backward. This means you need to focus on the answer first to make up your riddle,

Once you have made up your mind on that, you have to go backward and create the riddle. As I already said, choose a very common answer. This will keep your audience engaged.

Suppose the answer is some very common unhuman thing, such as a pencil. In that case, you can give them human-like qualities to confuse your audience.

5. Think How the Answer Looks Like or What It Does

Take a pen and a piece of paper and list the things that come to mind when you think of the answer.

Think of the adjectives and verbs that describe the answer well. Think about what synonyms you can apply. Write everything.

For example, if your answer is a pencil, you can list down words or phrases such as rubber, wood, pink hat (the eraser), yellow, and looks like the number 1.

There are so many other ways to describe a pencil. Just think about it, and you will surely come up with something creative.

6. Create Your Riddle

This is the time to get it all together. See what ideas you have gathered in the last step and then work on them to give them a good and interesting form.

As it is a riddle you are creating, use metaphors to describe common things in uncommon ways. And that’s the trick for creating interesting riddles.

Use simple, easy-to-understand words so your kids can quickly find the answer.

7. Personify Your Answer

Now, do you want to create a what am I riddle?

Then you need to personify your answer.

These kinds of riddles are very catchy, and kids love solving them. They sound as if they are talking about themselves.

Start your riddle with the word ā€œI,ā€ and then go on to describe what it does.

8. Read Out Loud to See How It Sounds

After all, you are going to say this riddle. Right? And so, it is important that you read it to understand how it sounds.

Riddles that have some rhyming words are good to hear and sound fun. So, you can try giving your riddle a rhyming vibe.

9. Share Your Final Riddle with Your Kids and Friends

Itā€™s showtime!

And itā€™s time to make your riddle public.

Share the riddle you just created with your kids and your loved ones. See how good they are at answering riddles.

Conclusion

Did you like the Disney riddles? Was it fun sharing them with your kids? How did your kids perform? Were the riddles easy for them to solve, or were they hard?

Donā€™t forget to let me know all these in the comments!

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